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Collective Motion Of Self-Propelled Particles With Memory

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We propose a (time) multiscale method for the coarse-grained analysis of collective motion and decision-making in self-propelled particle models of swarms comprising a mixture of ’naïve‘ and We demonstrate that a system of self-propelled particles (SPP) exhibits spontaneous symmetry breaking and self-organization in one dimension, in contrast with

Local control for the collective dynamics of self-propelled particles

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Self-propelled particles are nowadays commonly used to study collective motion and more generally “dry” active matter, where the surrounding fluid is neglected. Real world In conclusion, based on the self-propelled particle model, we have investigated collective motion in the presence of leaders and followers, where leaders attempt to guide the

The self-sustained motion occurs only if the permeability of the capsule’s shell depends on mechanical deformation. We isolate critical parameters that control the dynamic We show that memory, in the form of underdamped angular dynamics, is a crucial ingredient for the collective properties of self-propelled particles. Using Vicsek-style models with an Ornstein We show that memory, in the form of underdamped angular dynamics, is a crucial ingredient for the collective properties of self-propelled particles. Using Vicsek-style models with an Ornstein

Self-propelled particles are nowadays commonly used to study collective motion and more generally “dry active ” matter, where the surrounding fluid is neglected. Real world relevant Abstract Collective motion of self-propelled particles with complex noise environments is investigated via simulations based on the Vicsek model. In our model, self We show that memory, in the form of underdamped angular dynamics, is a crucial ingredient for the collective properties of self-propelled particles. Using Vicsek-style models

Our study results show that: (1) The self-propelled directional reversals effect generally reduces the directional consistency of collective motion. (2) In the weak noise region, We present an experimental study on the collective behavior of macroscopic self-propelled particles that are externally excited by light. This property allows testing the system Our study explores collective motion with selective interactions regulated by Motion Salience Threshold in self-propelled particle systems. The threshold-based mechanism allows particles

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Our findings contribute to a better understanding of the collective motion characteristics in leader-guided self-propelled particle models, with potential applications in Collective Motion of Self-Propelled Particles with Memory Ken H. Nagai, Yutaka Sumino, Raul Montagne, Igor S. Aranson, Hugues Chaté To cite this version: Ken H. Nagai, Yutaka Sumino, One of most popular models is the Vicsek model (VM) [14]. The VM employs self-propelled particles with a constant velocity v and aligns the velocity direction with the average

Motional consensus of self-propelled particles

Self-propelled particles with alignment, displaying ordered collective motions such as swarming, can be investigated by the well-known Vicsek model. However, challenges still Sci-Hub | Collective Motion of Self-Propelled Particles with Memory. Physical Review Letters, 114 (16) | 10.1103/PhysRevLett.114.168001 to open science ↓ save Check out the new platform

We propose a (time) multiscale method for the coarse-grained analysis of collective motion and decision-making in self-propelled particle models of swarms comprising a mixture

The transition from individual to collective motion plays a significant role in many biological processes. While the implications of different types of particle-particle interactions for We introduce an elasticity-based mechanism that drives active particles to self-organize by cascading self-propulsion energy towards lower-energy modes. We illustrate it on

Collective motion of self-propelled particles with memory.(English) 1 reference stated in PubMed ID 25955073 retrieved 18 March 2018 reference URL main subject Self-propelled particles 1 Abstract Collective motion of self-propelled particles with complex noise environments is investigated via simulations based on the Vicsek model. In our model, self The collective motion of self-propelling particles is a phenomenon observed across both natural and human systems, such as flocks of birds, schools of fish, and

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It is shown that memory, in the form of underdamped angular dynamics, is a crucial ingredient for the collective properties of self-propelled particles, and a rich variety of collective phases not

Computational models for active matter

We show that memory, in the form of underdamped angular dynamics, is a crucial ingredient for the collective properties of self-propelled particles. Using Vicsek-style models with an Ornstein

Here we analyzed the collective dynamics of a minimal model of self-propelled particles with anisotropic social interactions and investigated the impact of anisotropy on the

In particular these systems often exhibit abrupt transitions between disordered motion and or-dered collective motion, which can be reproduced by simple interaction models In this paper, we propose a novel model to generate collective motion of self-propelled particles without collision and fragmentation by means of adjusting the absolute velocity instead of the We study the collective motion of self-propelled particles affected by the spatial-dependent noise based on the Vicsek rules. In our model, we consider period boundary

Therefore, this paper aims to investigate the impact of non-reciprocal interactions on collective behavior of delayed particles. Since aggregation is one of the most typical Self-propelled particles are nowadays commonly used to study collective motion and more generally “dry” active matter, where the surrounding fluid is neglected. Real world relevant